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        femestella:
In October, Netflix announced that it would release a show called Siempre Bruja(Always a Witch) and people freaking out.
The show is set in both the past and present and follows Carmen, an African slave in 1646 Cartegena, Colombia who is about to get burned at the stake for falling in love with a white Spaniard man.  After promising a wizard that she would not use her powers, she is transported to 2019 Colombia, and she has to navigate in an unknown world. But as the Netflix synopsis says, “once a witch, always a witch.”
Continue reading here
: Netflix's New Show 'Siempre Bruja' to Feature
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 for It
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 Boyfriend
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 Wife Emma Nesper at Age 12
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 Give
 Search...
 SEARCH
 TV
 DECEMBER 27, 2018
 凸Alysia Stevenson
 。
femestella:
In October, Netflix announced that it would release a show called Siempre Bruja(Always a Witch) and people freaking out.
The show is set in both the past and present and follows Carmen, an African slave in 1646 Cartegena, Colombia who is about to get burned at the stake for falling in love with a white Spaniard man.  After promising a wizard that she would not use her powers, she is transported to 2019 Colombia, and she has to navigate in an unknown world. But as the Netflix synopsis says, “once a witch, always a witch.”
Continue reading here

        

            
            

                
                
                    femestella:
In October, Netflix announced that it would release a show called Siempre Bruja(Always a Witch) and people freaking out.
The show is set in both the past and present and follows Carmen, an African slave in 1646 Cartegena, Colombia who is about to get burned at the stake for falling in love with a white Spaniard man.  After promising a wizard that she would not use her powers, she is transported to 2019 Colombia, and she has to navigate in an unknown world. But as the Netflix synopsis says, “once a witch, always a witch.”
Continue reading here
: Netflix's New Show 'Siempre Bruja' to Feature
 A Badass Afro-Latinx Witch and I'm So Here
 for It
 MOST READ
 5 Women on What It's Like to Be Raped by a
 Boyfriend
 The Champions' Anders Holm on Meeting His
 Wife Emma Nesper at Age 12
 Did Ed Sheeran Just Admit He Stole Photograph'?
 Broad City' llana Glazer: I've Got Nothing Left to
 Give
 Search...
 SEARCH
 TV
 DECEMBER 27, 2018
 凸Alysia Stevenson
 。
femestella:
In October, Netflix announced that it would release a show called Siempre Bruja(Always a Witch) and people freaking out.
The show is set in both the past and present and follows Carmen, an African slave in 1646 Cartegena, Colombia who is about to get burned at the stake for falling in love with a white Spaniard man.  After promising a wizard that she would not use her powers, she is transported to 2019 Colombia, and she has to navigate in an unknown world. But as the Netflix synopsis says, “once a witch, always a witch.”
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        In October, Netflix announced that it would release a show called Siempre Bruja(Always a Witch) and people freaking out.The show is set in both the past and present and follows Carmen, an African slave in 1646 Cartegena, Colombia who is about to get burned at the stake for falling in love with a white Spaniard man.  After promising a wizard that she would not use her powers, she is transported to 2019 Colombia, and she has to navigate in an unknown world. But as the Netflix synopsis says, “once a witch, always a witch.”Continue reading here: Netflix's New Show 'Siempre Bruja' to Feature
 A Badass Afro-Latinx Witch and I'm So Here
 for It
 MOST READ
 5 Women on What It's Like to Be Raped by a
 Boyfriend
 The Champions' Anders Holm on Meeting His
 Wife Emma Nesper at Age 12
 Did Ed Sheeran Just Admit He Stole Photograph'?
 Broad City' llana Glazer: I've Got Nothing Left to
 Give
 Search...
 SEARCH
 TV
 DECEMBER 27, 2018
 凸Alysia Stevenson
 。
In October, Netflix announced that it would release a show called Siempre Bruja(Always a Witch) and people freaking out.The show is set in both the past and present and follows Carmen, an African slave in 1646 Cartegena, Colombia who is about to get burned at the stake for falling in love with a white Spaniard man.  After promising a wizard that she would not use her powers, she is transported to 2019 Colombia, and she has to navigate in an unknown world. But as the Netflix synopsis says, “once a witch, always a witch.”Continue reading here
        

            
            

                
                
                    In October, Netflix announced that it would release a show called Siempre Bruja(Always a Witch) and people freaking out.The show is set in both the past and present and follows Carmen, an African slave in 1646 Cartegena, Colombia who is about to get burned at the stake for falling in love with a white Spaniard man.  After promising a wizard that she would not use her powers, she is transported to 2019 Colombia, and she has to navigate in an unknown world. But as the Netflix synopsis says, “once a witch, always a witch.”Continue reading here: Netflix's New Show 'Siempre Bruja' to Feature
 A Badass Afro-Latinx Witch and I'm So Here
 for It
 MOST READ
 5 Women on What It's Like to Be Raped by a
 Boyfriend
 The Champions' Anders Holm on Meeting His
 Wife Emma Nesper at Age 12
 Did Ed Sheeran Just Admit He Stole Photograph'?
 Broad City' llana Glazer: I've Got Nothing Left to
 Give
 Search...
 SEARCH
 TV
 DECEMBER 27, 2018
 凸Alysia Stevenson
 。
In October, Netflix announced that it would release a show called Siempre Bruja(Always a Witch) and people freaking out.The show is set in both the past and present and follows Carmen, an African slave in 1646 Cartegena, Colombia who is about to get burned at the stake for falling in love with a white Spaniard man.  After promising a wizard that she would not use her powers, she is transported to 2019 Colombia, and she has to navigate in an unknown world. But as the Netflix synopsis says, “once a witch, always a witch.”Continue reading here
                    
                
            

            
            
        

    

    

        
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        Checkmate: the-future-now
 Netflix's new site is a giant
 "f*ck you" to Comcast and
 Time Warner
 Netflix launched a site late Wednesday
 night called Fast.com, where- in one
 click - anyone browsing the internet
 can see how fast their internet speed is.
 Although it's great for consumers,
 some internet providers might not be
 happy about the new website.

 iwheaton
 Fuck Comcast
 sherlockspuppycat
 Netflix didn't invent that it's been
 around
 vaspider
 Netflix didn't invent speed checks, but
 this site is Netflix's

 preoccupiedpepper
 Okay, so here's why Netflix speedtest is
 so brilliant.
 Most of us know about Speedtest.net,
 right? Well Comcast and Time Warner
 know about it too. They know
 customers use it to check to see if
 they're getting what they are paying for.
 Comcast techs even tell customers to
 check their speed with Speedtest.net.
 So, to make sure people think they are
 getting good speeds, Comcast and
 Time Warner prioritize traffic going to
 Speedtest.net. When you check your
 speed there it's artificially inflated. That
 is NOT the speed you are getting when
 you browse tumblr and that is definitely
 not the speed you get when you watch
 Netflix.

 Comcast and Time Warner can not
 artificially inflate the results by
 prioritizing traffic to Fast.net unless
 they also prioritize traffic to Netflix, and
 they definitely do not want to do that.

 sacculetta
 That is so fucking slimy. Good for
 Netflix
 dayte
 Been using this for a while and
 recommending it to people, just for the
 ease of use alone
 Source: mic.com
 79,815 notes
Checkmate
        

            
            

                
                
                    Checkmate: the-future-now
 Netflix's new site is a giant
 "f*ck you" to Comcast and
 Time Warner
 Netflix launched a site late Wednesday
 night called Fast.com, where- in one
 click - anyone browsing the internet
 can see how fast their internet speed is.
 Although it's great for consumers,
 some internet providers might not be
 happy about the new website.

 iwheaton
 Fuck Comcast
 sherlockspuppycat
 Netflix didn't invent that it's been
 around
 vaspider
 Netflix didn't invent speed checks, but
 this site is Netflix's

 preoccupiedpepper
 Okay, so here's why Netflix speedtest is
 so brilliant.
 Most of us know about Speedtest.net,
 right? Well Comcast and Time Warner
 know about it too. They know
 customers use it to check to see if
 they're getting what they are paying for.
 Comcast techs even tell customers to
 check their speed with Speedtest.net.
 So, to make sure people think they are
 getting good speeds, Comcast and
 Time Warner prioritize traffic going to
 Speedtest.net. When you check your
 speed there it's artificially inflated. That
 is NOT the speed you are getting when
 you browse tumblr and that is definitely
 not the speed you get when you watch
 Netflix.

 Comcast and Time Warner can not
 artificially inflate the results by
 prioritizing traffic to Fast.net unless
 they also prioritize traffic to Netflix, and
 they definitely do not want to do that.

 sacculetta
 That is so fucking slimy. Good for
 Netflix
 dayte
 Been using this for a while and
 recommending it to people, just for the
 ease of use alone
 Source: mic.com
 79,815 notes
Checkmate
                    
                
            

            
            
        

    

    

        
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                                    Have no fear, Netflix's The Witcher will have a bathtub scene
                                
                            

                            
                        

                    
                
            
                
                    
                        

                            

                                
                                
                                
                            

                            
                            

                                
                                    Area 51: Did Netflix's Bob Lazar Documentary Inspire New Meme?
                                
                            

                            
                        

                    
                
            
                
                    
                        

                            

                                
                            

                            
                            

                                
                                    Netflix's "The Society" Cast Has A Group Chat Where They Send Grizz Memes And It's A Mood